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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-12
WEEKLY Il n i i, OF! TRADE m,

. 3 liz d d
IL a. Dun a. Co.'s Rspuft-Enset OF he
81 Eieeiioh sad auarehi,t EIults,napts. "A
NIw YoRxi Nov. ll,--R, G, Dau 4 Co.,
10 their weekly review Of trade, cay: !,
Elections and Tho Auaro hats have
diverted attention uomeShAt during Tho
week, bu, au advance In ptices has been
started by tho gpysrnnsnt crop reports
made public on Thursday and speculative
operations nlnce have been remarkably
large. Tho cotton estimate c,uses an ex.
cited rise Of thIfte en.sl1tcenths : for the
weet. The essinxteg caused excite
ment In grain and proylhlon markets,
Corn rose cent Tor the week. Oats 10.
Wheat 10. Pork and lard were excited
and advanced. Hog, roee 10 cents, and
beef 80 centa per 100 pounda. ~
Meanwhile liquidation abroad caused q
lall Of half a cent Ia coffee, and reaction
from previou, boomB reached half cant
Ia coffee, aud retc'ionirom previous booms
ruachsl hall cen. Ia copper, 2ic In tin
and 1c In oil. 5ltr ~ gI
Btocks seemed stronger until Thursday,
when atc'unta Of tho probably fatal Ill.
ntag Of the Crown Prince cauged sharp
reaction In Berlin and other continental
markets, and some selling here on foreign
account, but the opening wan again
stronger Friday. Trade accoun.s from all
tet.sona are favorable as to the volume Of
buslnsss, but there arc still reports Of
allow collections ut many points, notably at
Detroit md Kansas Oily, while Improve.
ment III that respect 10 noticed at Omaha,
St. Paul, and other, points. Iron is shade
hlronaer In tono In epito Of tho enormous
production. A ra!e Of steel ralls netting
8, 100 tons Is reported, bnl q consultation
Of makers 10 thought likely to restore
s!eadiness. and the demand Tor bar Ia a
little better. Coal Ia In great domand.
Scarcity and high prices prevail Ia tho
Ohio Valley, owing to tho prolonged low
water. ia rs ~ lsl, X 4QJ
loot and shoe buycru are unusually
numerous for the seasoD, and 4 very full
trade 10 promieed. Advances In cotton
goods are sustained by, g iargs demand,
and print c!o.hp advance. Wcolen gools
also Oeem In better requent, and fins wool
10 more firmly hold. gg.' III 5i1aI, X
Tho business failures occurring during
The past seven days number, Tor the U nlted
stater, l0j. and lor Canada, 90, d total oil
9l7, compared With 245 las. week and 23l
ior the corresponding week Of laat yoRr.
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Tho Hanover Hotel Il to DO lighted with natural
gas. ai -,liE u. - : s',''-r $50
Prot Charles LaRochc wm In Tho city yesterday
on business. ~, IS ~. - :
P. VIII. !Iallhm been elected mcube, Of tho
oE!a Dental gQc!sty. ,':.l l1..iil.s
The social given In he Prcsby terrain church was
agfaad SUCCESS In every wsy. wgttys' !, I, -
FOR tho latest fall ard winter EtyIc, In good ,t.
unR clothes, 90 to F. Run, merchant tailor, sccond
street. l5.17,5s sd ,14 - -jI7; = : -
{ Thursday evening Ncsss. Cochran 8 shreyc.
raltneisin law practice. dissolved Pirtucphip BY
mutual consent. rUtrI,-t 3 ODD s.,,5, q.
For anything Ia gents iurni,hinrs, hats, cans,
90, a lowcsi prices call on Charles W. kucEucI,
FCol. Ed: p,Wlc. Secretary OF tho iKtun Glass com.
nnny. and william Gorby, Secretary OF tho Rcllaifc
goblet WORKS were 10 tle city ye,tcidpy, n > -
A new band and orchestra under tina fnannre,
n,ent Of Prot J. y. Schoacld was org,nIx.i ye,,cr
day. Tho musicians arc sixteen In number, and
arc we'll equipped and capable Of rendering or.
cellcnt music. fil.g, : 20 IS Il,,5S-' - =
Among those who registered yesterday morning
marniuS most cordial Invitation Is HIyen al ia
viii DO tho lnt Que o. PtoI. lIaupts halt houi
talks. for on Monday tn, regular !c,sons Tor the
course begin. They Will bs daily from 1850 TO SAT
n IN. To these who dtx!rc Practical spcaking
reading and writlus knowledge Of German as M
accom- nlishment and eIcellc business quallnea,
Non, tAls Couao oqoN tho "a tcat opportunity y III
mulon free 10 Commercial hall. '=j AZ 100. y
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Clerk IIsGk yesterday admitted 10 re-
cord tho following deeds: ,
; Decd madc November 10, by Charles I.
Grson 10 Minnie Auttman. wifs 0: E!lie
Aultman, In consideration Of $3.50, 10.
.a2.os acres Of ground in Tr!ade!phta dis.
trict. 5
Rank to T. 7. Hutchinson, In conside!a-
tion Of 81 $40, Tor tho south third Of lot GS,
on the cast aide Of Main street In tho Sixth
ward. 64
4 Deed nsdc November l, by Charleu L.
Adams and wife and Brooke E. Adams, to
Mamie I, Adams, rOleaaing all clalma OF
tho partiea CT tho Hrat part to tho rea. ss.
tstc Of which Samuel Adams died aelSsd.
q Deed made November 10, by Daniel +.
Zsno snd Anna NJ. 2iue, hi3 vile, 10 s. o.
Boyce, In confederation Of IS, ior lois 81,
IS; 40 aud AZ. Of tho Emo tract, on the
Island, laid out by w. 7. Hubbard and II,
NJ. lsaossll, special commissioners. S5
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JpsT recsiyed another case. yard vide
Cashmere at i5: por yard.
STONE & THoyAs. :
wsllakurS.

.tE "
H. McCieland VIII represent WclhburE Lodge
No. 2 At Charleston next week In the Grand lodg
OF MaSons Of West SiIglu!a. q fat IAz- :
james Miller. Of Cross Creek district, who WAS
badly inlu Last week BY having his foot cut, Is
very seriously III, threatened with lock- Jaw.
FlaborAtc preparations arc being made BY Lin.
c,tla Camp No . Sons Of Veterans, IS give graud
fair and festival IA Darhs Hall mort Friday and
Saturday evenings. Every QUO purchasing L ticket
VIII DO entitled TO a chahce In n bafrel Of GouI
A. llye committee consulting Of George MUren
ElNCr Douglas Grisr jacobs aud William wcldAy
are milking lh6 ne'et;nsy arrangements and
nse determined that the affair ILall DO SUCCESS.
.rhe fact OF bethany precinct Huilalo District.
subscribing the sum OF s!.o0 lskt week 10 Inc
Wheeling, &cl!sburg s state Line Railway ON.
pany. hiss aroused the citizens Of Cross Greek Dis
tr!ct and ihcy have called d meeting at SCOTS run
school house. for November 49, with view 10 offer.
Ing inducements 10 Sid company 10 locate their
lIe Gown the waters Of Cross Greek. II Il eyiden.
tat II the roads built the! VIII Choose dc route
OF the PARTIES who oder thcbtal inducements. and
with these two conterd!ng clements the railroad
may expect 10 obtain some advantage, .ne mad
ID ri great benet 10 DO sections aud 1t remains IN
DO seen which will do tho best, "
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WoopsTocK, Va, Nov. ll.-Mrs. COT:
man, who resides near Moore'a s.ese, In
thia county, soIEittad luicids by cutting
hex throat with rszor. Sha asked n
l'ss'e s!l! % set ne: q razor from drawer,
"a sne wanted TO trim q corn or bunion.
The child did 60, and % scan 40 rhe turn.
cd her back ths woman inflicted q terrible
cash acEosa her throat and died In few
minutes. She had bssn Ill with fever,
bnt was convalescent. She was undoubt.
cdly insane at the time, Il 57,I,-l
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Tic Kunsas City S,ar Of Lost Monday
contained tho following account Of an &c.
cident TINT beiell former reuident Of
Wheeling. Dir. Harsrcsyes and his family
will bn remembered BY number: .a
A horse driven By John L. HargreRros,
foreman Of HornbrooE 4 Co.'s plumbing
establishment, rsu away on Grand avenue
th!a morning nbous II O'Clock AT the
corner Of Thirteenth stree. and GrSEd ave.
nue Sir, Hargreayeo, having lost control Of
the ho.so and fearing TINT tho buggy would
be dashed, Jumped to tho sround. In
falling his tight leg wGa broken in several
places. He was taken 10 his residence,
iii Eco. Eighth street, whore bis leg wan
amputa,ed below the kneo by Dr.. Drake.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE arc daily receiving New Soreltics
in Suitlrgs, pantGloonings anu Crer.
coatlugs, which care prepared 10 make
up In 'ilrat.ciass style nj reasonable
prices. :,
A, full line Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now IN stock.
Our While Uniluudriel Shirt, double
scanned, re.cnforced front md back, ut
50 cents, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. Z. HESS 4 SUNS,
.f7. 1921 & 1898 Market Street.
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OVERCOA'TS
aat't -FoR--s54 u Hgdi- {5lt5l8, IA iIttiE
Men, Boys and Children 3. i,

The decided results reached in producing Overcoat
business tact The people have until within few years. wished
in vain for overcoats possessing the merits frs. class
ment and equal in all respects to cusopade goods Inc
wonderful success achieved by in Wheeling Is an index that
Your personal inspection Of splendid display repre-
senting every new design Of Kcreys Meltons wide Wales,
ChncRllas Beavers Fur Beavers, camcs Hair and large
time money and admiration If you want quality and style,
we have It, II you want perfect M finish the lowest prices
then our Inc Overcoat have all these which an examination
on your part will fully confirm. s ts . y, :, -,
SHIELD" natural wool Underwent for which we are the
agents in the city. .8 "
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National Fermsrs, Alllnurn.

CHICAGO, Nov. ll.-At the second days
fession Of the Farmers Alliance tho Com
ml!tae on Resolutions read several reso.
lulions which had been passed by thcm.
Among them was: -,
Resolred, That 1t Ia to tho in.ercs. Of The
people Of tho United States to have the
huSiueea Of telegraphy md tho matter Of
transmitting messages by telegraph con.
trolled and operated by ths postcflico De.
partment or mail corvIcs Of the country,
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Coming Attractions.

In the way OF coming attractions in The
thestrical lilo tho following have been
booked 81 the two thsaters here; ct the
Grsnd-The Rirehsrt Opera Company all
Of next week. November 81, % end %
tho "Argonauts Of '49' are booked to ap.
pear, aud Thanksgiving Day the Masnari.
ge:Hist Specially Company will appear
and tuish'ons .b0t week. They will give
special matinee on Thanksgiving Day. :
"a Boom In Mstrimony" Was booked
to appear at the Opera House the 18Th,
bet nothlDg hiss been heard Of the adj.
vance scent and the company will proba-
not be hero. Al. G. Fielda' Mins.rels are
booked for two performances NIX. salut.
day. Hardy & Vanhear have for their
dates November 81 and %; "May Bios.
som" % and the Thanksgiving Day at
traction vii 10 the Conried Opera Com.
pany,; it Iill appees beth .tth.1 afternoon and
6luulUks 7
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Tho annual Peabody Teachets'' Institute
for tho school teachers Of thls city and
vicinity will BIO given hers on Wednesday
and Friday, November % and %, the
days immediately preceding and following
Thanksgiving day. Tho PUBLIC aeh1ols
will be dismissed on Tuesday evening IN.
til the following Monday morning. Ihore
will DO forenoon and afternoon session
Wednesday and Friday, and evening lee.
tures ~ heth days, and probably a lee.
ture Thlrdlsy evening asvsll. Tho In.
structora this year Will bs De. White,
supsri.lteudeRt Of the Cincinnati public
schools, Dr.. y. A. howell, Principal Of
the Maryland State Normsl School at balti.
more, and Miss 8. J. Mahollo, Principal
Of tho Clsy schools, this city, who will be
the instructor in elocu'ion. The exercises
promise 70 DO sevy interesting b
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TuE CA'rrLE KING

An EpjoIabio rlay ht tho Opera House L.as,
~ Z Z. " Night. ~
Lat evening Mr.. Wallick and hia com.
pAny, including bis maryc!oualy intelli.
gent horace, presented "rhs Cattle King
at the Opera uousc. Tbs play was much
enjoyed by The audience Tha scencry IL
great and the acting ho,scn grss!er, while
the play Is vary intereating and tho acting
good. 1t will bs repealed ut the mali ne /
this afternoon, aud thia evening 1.-THE
Bandit King will be given. n
The Now York Erening Telegram has
this to cay Of the play; Last evening O
largo audience assembled In Eiblo'u Gar.
den 10 witnG4s tho performance Of q slx
act mo!odrana by Mr.. II. Waliick, en-.
titled "rhe Bandit King" the principal
features al which wGro The introduction oil
four horlep, Bay Raider, Roam Charger,
Arabian Jim and Texas and q trained
donkey. The chief chyractsre Of tho play
are Jos Howard, devoted aon, who after.
ward became the Bandit King, In which
capacity he puses as tho protector Of VII.
tue and the punisher Of crime; Ksnsas
Jack, q gwaegerinS brsggsrt, Kolsmab, a
wall, and Old Bob, represented by John
Mack, 10 whom the trained donkey BIZ,
longs. The Bandit King being the cen,
trail fguze Of the plot, Is Of course repro.
ssnted by MIR. WslliCk. Tho lfat ACT very
appropriately concludes with murder
and a general firing Of pis.olr, and as tho
plot thickens gore howa abundantly. Az
10 tho. "bold, bad man" OF the plot
the honor may be equally divided between
Kansas Jake and Steve Sheppard, another
wicked man. Terrific situations abound,
one Of the moot extraordinary Of which Ia
the attempted murder Of Ko!smsh, tho
wait. by drowning, aud her prompt rescne
by the Esnd:t King, who las1oes her and
ii shes her GU. In the ni0k Of time, and who
always has a knscS OF turning up when
some ono Ia about to be murdered. Old
Bob appears with his donkey, after the
heavy ecenes,, and enlivers tho business
with negro mslodies and dance. The
most pathetic part OF the vhole perform.
ancs last evening Yves the lougsuErring
appearance OF the donkey, who had On
Injured look as il ho had an intelligence
superior to ouch frivolousneea, and va,
compelled BY hard fato to take part In q
performance with yhich no had no Gym
patty. There is fight on horseback and
q ride to death among the rcenes present.
cd, and altogether the audience has nc
reason 10 complain Of mono.ony, for Is
soon Va ono tefri6c ecene Is OF another
comes on. The play snds with the Eandil
King being pardoned, guilt exposed, limo
cence vlndicatcd and virtue rewarded.
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EI-JnIke Ali,erson pcnd,

NEWARK, O.. Nov. 1l.-Hon. Gibson
Athersop, ez'Consres,man and ex.su.
preme Court Judge and c1.Mayor and
Presenting Attorney, and one Of the IN oct
prominent men In the city, a man OF ma.
lion 81 reputation, died To-day, alter re-.
naming unconscious and without food or
waller Tor fourteen days. He was born
hero January 10, 1881. Ha death reaulted
from paralysis Of tho heat. ls;;i iI,IsSIf-
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A SERIOUS LOSS,
Fire DsstroJs saoO,0O0 Worth Of Cotton al

Fire DsstroJs $4,000 Worth Of Cotton at
Memphls.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov. liza! 2:45
O'Clock this afternoon fro wa, discovered
In the large cotton shed owned by Brooks,
Nicely & Co., 3. the corner Of Main and
Hulllnss streets. Tho entire Gro depart.
ment OF the city was coou on the scene,
but the h.mes gained; too great O head.
way, and soon ouvelopsd 90. 900 bales Of
cotton, which were stored within. Tho
entire amount was almost destroyed. The
salvage will no! exceed ten per cent. The
origin Of the fro Is unknown. The loas
on cotton 10 estimated at $3.50, 900, insured
for 5000, 900. The Bh0d WAC Damaged to
tho exten! oil $4,000, which wls unin.
- - . j.
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) IsTs-rIN- y-H=aa7-s--
AHoQIcr IInnRlncI

y LAFAYETTE, OREooS, Nov. 11.-Rich
ard i. Warpls was hanged ut 1850 o'clocl
this afternoon for. tho murder OF David
Corker. The condemned made a Ion,
speech In which he declared bis hanging
judicial murder. Ho denounced tho law,
yer who defended him as hls WORT enemy
10 died d strangulatlon in twolvo min
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A Pioasipg and Memorable Entertainment
NIvhf.


si Last Night. st
The chapel hall q. the. Female College
and tho broad corridors leading to II. were
vol filed last evening by fashionable
and cultured gathering composed Of the
friends aud patrons Of the institution.
A noticeable feature was tho large turnout
Of the Alumue. The iutereat the former
graduates are taking In the school Ia moot
gratifying and bodies well Tor It's future
prosperity and success.
e Last nights event waa an Evolutionary
and musical recital. It Was the frat en-.
sertainment OF any pretensions that has
been open to the public since DR.. B!aia.
dell took charge. The attendance must
have been pleasing both 10 him and to hiu
accomplished corp5 OF toschera and tho
young ladlca who made the entertain
ment the artistic success II WAS. It was
the unanimous remark OF tho audience
that tho recital was the most enjoyable
given at the College Tor long time. .5
The programme was as followei
.'''uf..,, Mlsrs Husbands and hickey. '7,5
Rccitation-MafieIi MarIyri - -
M!S Bessie letson. s7ilf.
Recitation ettT and the Bar, 81
Mis- Bss 10 Atklpson. So
Vocal solo-water creSsta 100
rrtr f-FS2 Miss Matte Purcell. @
Recitation Mother, ~, e ~,
ss.ssa.a Aiks Shirley Brocsupltr. !.
Recitation People VIII Laugh,
fs,sEi MIEs Martha L!:t. az
Vocal biuLaenthli
ffr .fgs MIS-, sRllie Steele. --'.rs- Il ~
accItatlOn-Thc Love Knot. > &
+ .,,sa Mist NATL d Purnell. 90
Vocal solo-A waiting Mrs. Tory
~ MtM Maud Cooley. -s--
Recltauou-Dcr Erlkocnig. Goethe
-gtlsIs afn Nils May Bcall. r.. .sHr5-
Vocal Duet-I Live f0I Thee. CampenR
Mlses ticdey and Steele. -
Northumberland Of HrCgeus, 2 {545EfF,. g.
o. ~ q Miss Ellen D. hpehrs. 5i.5s, ..sg-
Instrumental Duct-0n the Race Courie-.. Blake
Misses s.tcie and Throop.
ConntetpointS Mi,s hurIeIa!t
The ushers were Misses Lizzie Lucas,
Mary Purnell, Bertha Z,vely and Lizzie
Lawron, and right gracefully did they
discharge their duties. III.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. lo.-For West
Virginia, fair weather, light to fresh moth.
cyly winds, becoming variable, alisht
chaugss III temperature In northern por'
tion,a slight sisp in temperature in tho
southern portion. "a.
I For Western Pennsylvania. fair weather,
ircah 20 b,.sk noftherly S!nda becoming
variable and dlmininhiug in torcs: slight
rIss IN temperature. ~, ~
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In ile OF, mud Wheeling roiks
s- = Abroad. ~. y 5a
Mr.. James Bsnekos 10 Whiting irienda in
Chicago. ,57-,. 81
Miss Carrie Anderson, Of Pittsburgh, Is
Waiting Mrs. Ttonan Q. Burke. b {
Mrs. Charles GoG, OF Clarksburg, is
Waiting the Misses Gilchrist, Of Leather
wood. $ F5-7i " Z
A pleasant euchra party was given by
Miss Arthur on McCollcCh street Last
evening to number oil her friends.
Mr.. Anthony Golner, tho well known
basket manufacturer. Is lying very III
with typhoid fever At his residence on
Eleventh B!reo!.
Mica Alma Conner, Of this city. is a
gues. at the residence OF Hon. II. s.
White, ut Bolton, whers she Is visiting
Mr.. Whites daughter. Misu Iona. 81
Mr.. F. B. Hemps!one and bride (nee
Misa Fannie Caldwsll) have returned from
their bridal trip aud havo rocms al tho
Mcclure, where they will remain for a
time. IT., ,5s-5sa B.4sa
Colonel Harry Shsrard and Mr.. Henry
McO0llougn, OF SteubenVllle, were IN the
city !os few houra yesterday calling on
their l,isnda. As Usual, Colonel Sherrard
received a warm welcome. He is still
jub!lant over last Tuesday q result in Ohio,
and rs Governor FoIaker's representative,
being member Of that distinguished gen.
tlemau's stalI, was heartily congratulated
by his republican friends. They all hope
10 be5 him rbtAin ed on tina stglr fsEls.
State Senator B. II. Oxley, Of LINCOLN
county, was In tho city yesterday, having
run up from ParkorsburR, where he was
In attendance at the meeting Of tho Demo.
cratic State Executive Committee, Of
which he Is a member, to visit some oil
his friends here, Of which lie has large
number, having made them whaR q mem.
her Of the Legislature OF the time when
Wheeling waa tho Cspital. He left for
Charleston last evening 10 resume his
clerical work in Auditor Duly's Office.
40 81. ID .
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VIT TIA BLOOD,
ScrofulOus, Inherited and Conta.
glous Humors Cured 5
by Cuticura.

THROUGH the medium OF ono OF your book, RI.
n ssIyed j. !A'9S sh, M, Fans q wi.y Druggist
curA Remcdlos. and take this opportnnIiv tn ins,
NY 70 You that their use has permanently cured
mo OF one Of the won't ciHes Of blood poisonIne IN
connection With eiysipcl's, that have ever Eccn,
ano tnii aitet hfrlny been pronounced incutable
" some o. Tue best physicians In our county
Gfe great pleasure In forwarding 10 you his testi
monial. unsolicited u Il L. by you, Ia orde: tha,
others suffering frdm similar maladies may DO en-.
oouIased 70 give yonr Cuticura Remedies thai,
Zen y. HlilrLINGRa, Loechburg. ia.
Heierence: Ffeuk T. Wray. Druggist, Apollo. Pa
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TILE c AND d TEACHERS MEET.
an Interesting Session Yesterday, Which |,
r. f Much Enjoyed. ai..

an Interesting Session Yesterday, Which Is
r @ Much Enjoyed. ~.
The monthly teschern' meeting yester.
DAY aisefnoon was attended by the 9 and
D grade teacheta. and; tho igll ;attepd.
anss and evident interest showed that
these mestInge ore lully appreciated. Miss
81. Meholin wss the principal speaker,
and abe dwelt In q clear and admirable
way on the Adjective and tho various
clalses oil adjective elements. She showed
8 familiar knowledge with her subject, and
that she hSd assimilated what had been
said by others on tho subject. =
Z Superintendent Anderson followed with
exam Hie: showing the practical apprecla.
ton d tho points laads g. the las. meet.
Ing on the subject Of tho noun. The
teHchssa were requested to write these ex-
amples. and tho Intelligence with they, ap.
piled the principles before laid down
showed that these eesaions were as prohta.
BILE es thoy were interesting. d .;ss,s
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BOLD ROBBERY LAST NIGHT,


y List evening two young men went Into
tho houto Of Mrs. s. Il. Tracy, On the
Filth ward market tqua,s. She under.
took TO indrcs them to leave peacesbly,
and they finally did so, but a few mluutea
after she found tina! her pocket had been
picked Of her purse, which then contain.
cd s24. One oitho young women present
had seen one Of the young men, Dode
Medley, take the pocket book, bu. thought
no was joking. When Mira Tracy dis.
covered her losa abe Of once informed the
police, but up 10 lats hour last night no
trace Of Medley or tho money had been
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. Nm. G. u. Turner returned yesterday from clcyc

M. 9. D. Turner returned yesterday from clevc.
VS.. Wright, engineer on tho c. L. i ". R. n, d
on the sick lit. y s !. u :
Mrs. Sarah Tolivar. OF Elnus City, Is the gucit o!
Mrs. Il. Z. Wells. Of Drookside. 81 !, o.
Tho Presbytcriaus will not erect their new
church before next spring. Services will be held
In all tho churches tomorrow at the regular houis.
Troi. 4. r. HAupt had u largo attendance al hI,
lecture In the Y. II. u. 4. parlors yesterday. liz
has not yet agreed to give his course 10 German
hero, but II Is hoped that he can DO induced TO do
70. -. r. i
Nj: Henry Lynch, engineer Q, the ssnilou local.
engine with forty flags and bunting. on both aides
In celebration OF Governor forasets election, and
Two largo broous for clean sweep Of the Demo.
cratic rooster. Yesterday while At his throttle al
tho way between Maxsilon and bridgeport, j al
each station, no Won COZ gtu,ula.!ons aud ovalons
from his friends. \ n y ID, :, g8ls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-12

PARIS, Nov. OIL. Is expected that Pres.
ldent Grevy will reslgn when tho Cham.
Der Of Deputies asks for the prosecution
Of NJ. Wilson. II no does reslgn likely no
will DO succeeded by N. Ferry, or N. De
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